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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
Legal Notice.

Jesse Milne, Mary Milne, James Milne. and
William Milne who reside at Dundee, Scot
land. Janet krcshbaum and David krcsh-
baum her husband who fcsld. at sutton. Clay,
County Nebraska.
Mary Wchbnnd John Webb her husband
who reside at Nortonville, Jefferson County
In the state of Kansas.
WIN take Notice that on the 18th. day of
February, 1857.
James Anderson filed his petition In the
Court of Common Pleas OF Hooking County
Ohio I'm case No 1850 against the above named
parties and Others praying for partition oi
the following described real estate situate in
the County oi Hooking, and being the south
East quarter of the South East quarter Oi Sec
tion 20, Township, II, Range, lS Containing,
II acres more or less, also the North East
quarter of tho North East quarter OF section
Dj, Township II, Range 49, excepting out oi
the last named tract about six acres more or
less. Commencing at the south East corner oi
said tract; Thence west along the line tn the
South West corner of said tract, Thence
North TO the Pine rond; Thence east nlong
the road about rods 10 n certain whltc0ali
tree; Thence south to Pine Creek; Thence
east along Said Greek To the mouth of Liitl,
Black lack Greek; Thence south east alonl
Said Greek 10 tho section line; Thence soutl
| to place nj beginning. Snid parties are rcqur
ed to answer on or before the III, day Of May
! 1851, or n decree as prayed for may he taken
| JoHN HANSEN, Atty, (;S-ii
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
The Old and the New.

On Tuesday night last the Coun-
ell met and there being quorum
present, the old council proceeded
to finish up the business done under
their administration, which was
rapidly finished and the new men,
bers were installed. The new
council is fully up to the old in
ability and will keep the ball of
Improvement rolling. We assure
them that in all honest endeavors
for the Improvement of our town
the DEMOCRAT will give them
cordial support
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
I'm LOGAN.
TIIE
If You are Going to Kansas.

Go to Kiowa, Barber county sit
uated about the center from East
to West, on the southern border of
Kansas, Kiowa has n population
OF 5000, two banks, fine opera house
$4,000 school house, five lumber
and two brick yards, seven hotels,
churches and Il large number Of
wholesale and mercnntile houses,
two railroads and five more COM
ing. The eity has contracted for
one of the finest systems of water
works In the state, town lots are
cheap and the town is booming.
Buy round trip ticket from
the nearest ticket agent to Inde-
pendence, Kansas and ut Kansas
City get an extension ticket indie
pendence to Iowa and return mt
half rates.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16

The Kessler Bros. nre now
thoroughly settled in their new
quarters and can show you dis
play of jewclry, the like of which
has never before been seen in our
town.
Marion Smith, the man indict-
ed with Pence some nine months
ago for chicken stealing, was ar-
rested at Springfield, o., on Tues
day and brought to this place to
await trial.
Our young friend, "Jim" CALI
CHER, has been elected j. 2. in Ward
township, and will hereafter dis
pense justice and solemnize mar
riages in that baliwick. Success to
you James.
Keynes & Wellman have had
their safe refinished in the most
elegant manner. The work was
done by N. Stottlemier, painter at
Fixes carriage shop, and reflects
credit on him as an artist.
On Friday last our able Insur-
ance agent, e. M. West, was called
to Shawnee, Perry county, to adjust
a fire loss on the residence of M.
Price. The loss S6S,00 was on his
recommendation promptly paid.
Mr.. West stands high as an Insur-
ance man, and represents the most
reliable companies in the country.
will Burberry and Jake Reck-
tenwald, opened their ice cream sa-
loon on Wednesday evening. The
Hock-Hocking band was in attend
ance and made some delightful
music. Although the boys had a
large quantity of cream on hand,
it was all sold and many people
turned away. This looks like sue
cess.
The Easter Ball given at Nc
Carthy's Hall on Monday evening
was in every way a success. About
thirty couple were present and all
enjoyed themselves to the fullest
extent. Messrs Schuler, Shorr, and
Kessler have proved themselves
able and successful managers and
have the thanks of the party for an
enjoyable evening.
We had PLEASANT call on We'd
ncsday from our old friend l.. c.
Williams of Carbon Hill, and Morris
Henshaw, of Brashears. Mr.. Viii.
liams has just been elected for the
second time as Assessor i'm the first
precinct and Mr.. Henshaw, first
term in the second precinct, Ward
township is to be congratulated OF
its choice of men for Assessors.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
Business Locals.

If you want first class farm
wagon, go to Comfy & Higgins.
Fine Cigars and Tobaccos at
Jake FoX's West end grocery. Try
them,
When you are hungry and
want o lunch go to viii Frasch's
Nicest place in town.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
Catalepsy
A Case of the Curious Disease in L0.
Gan.

gan.
On Sunday evening last young
woman, (Allen by name) while in
attendance at n meeting of the S.
a. was overtaken with an attack
of this strange malady. She lay in
a death-lilSe swoon from the time
of the attack until we go to press,
q period of ninety-siy hours and
how much longer it will continue,
none can tell. There is no doubt
but that the attack induced by eX-
citement, although there may have
been some predisposition. The dis
ease or ut least well defined cases
are of somewhat rare occurrence,
and we do not at this time remem.
ber another occurring in this vic
Unity.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16

II want to contract for $4,000
good white oak shingles In eX-
change for groceries, meat, -four,
grass seed and feed stuff, also dry
goods, clothing, Shoes and boots
ETC., The shingles to he delivered
by the first day Of May, 1887,
II, l.. REMPEL.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
l}OI.Il.

TO Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Wright of
N. Mulberry street, April Sth. u
daughter.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fox, April
9th, daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brandt, of
Ewing, April II, an heir.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
Married.

BY Rev. j. +. Williams at his re-
sidence on Orchard street in Logan
O. April 14th. Mr.. Charles A..
james and Miss Addie Harper, all
of Hooking county.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
COUNCIL. MEETING,

The Council met on Tuesday evening in
regular session. The following bills were
approved and ordered paid by the old
rouncil
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16


LOCAL NEWS.
--Read our business locals.
Davenport has shed his whisk-
ers.
Mr.. Weitzell is again OH the
streets.
w. N. England was in the city
Sunday.
Councilman Waner sports a
new plug hat.
-Thos. Shotwell has opened n
vegetable stand.
"A much needed rain fell on
Thursday night.
Ed Swisher, of Columbus, was
in the city Thursday.
The derrick at the gas well is
seventy-four feet high.
Frank Baird, of Bairds Fur
mace, was in Logan Friday.
Every team, in the livery
stables waSfh use Sunday.
-G. W.Brehm is in Laurel Tp.,
this week on legal business.
Fred Rochester and Ed DOno-
van were in Lancaster Sunday. If
The derrick at the proposed
gas we'll was elected on Thursday.
Rev. d, II. Moore is absent this
week attending Presbytery at Bev-
erly, 0,
Ollie Wright is erecting a new
fence in front of his residence on
Main st.
The scales on the market lot
are undergoing a thorough over
hauling.
Auditor Bowen passed the 81
anniversary of his birth on We'd
nesday.
--Chas Todd, of New Straitsville,
was among friends in this place
Sunday.
Oscar Nicklaus, was in the city
Monday evening en- route for New
York city.
"A. III. Brook has been called to
his home by the dangerous illness
of his father.
MIR. Voris has delivered the
flowers kept in the green house
over winter.
Quite q crowd attended the
opening of the Peoples Rink, Sat
urday evening.
Tom Kelly has began to fur
nish his customers with fish fresh
from the lakes.
Frank Wright foreman of the
Columbus Sunday Capitol was in
Logan this week.
The foundation is being laid
for the warehouse at Keynes 4
Wellman's mill.
Our markets have been chang
ed and can be relied upon as to
their correctness.
-Bub Voris has the contract of
supplying Starr Up, with his pat
ent steel SIGN boards.
Jas. Gallagher j. P. elect, of
Carbon Hill made pleasant call
at our office Thursday.
Keynes & Wellman's new mill
is "daisy," and is turning out the
best flour our market affords.
-Tritsch, Stiers, & Co., are max
ing the excavation FIR the cellar
under their new store building.
The Cemetery Trustees purpose
to erect picket fence along part
Of the east side of the new grounds.
Miss Anna Wright who has
'OScu NlSlCluS III lhtou liic p'9l
two weeks returned home Mon
day.
The Assessors this spring will
take the quadrennial enumeration
of the male citizens over 81 years
of age.
DIR. Dollison has cleaned up the
grounds of the Alfred property and
given it quite CHEEKY home-like
aspect.
The Rev. F. j. Williams has
improved his pro perty on Orchard
street, by an iron fence and a
pavement.
REV. Bishop Pennick preach
ed an excellent sermon at Grace
Episcopal Chapel on Thursday
evening last.
collins & Moore our well
known and esteemed Merchants
are putting new carpet on the
Court Room. The old carpet has
been down eight years.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
Died.

On Thursday April s, at Column
bus, Mrs. "Jim" Smith, of this
place.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
Episcopal Services.

AT Grace Chapel, Friday, April
%, at 7.30 p. M. All are cordially
invited.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16

Ihe new members, NeyneS, amer,
Gould and Rochester, presented their GER
tifcates of election and were sworn in by
the President, Mayor S.einman.
Mr. Waner introduced an ordinance re-
pealing the prohibition ordinance passed
last month. 1t was read and referred TO
ordinance committee to report at next
regular meeting
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
Saltcreek Township Ticket

Saltcreek Township Ticket.
TRUSTEE.
Charles Spencer, rs; w. II. Wig
gins, l49. la
TREASURER.
Nelson Karshner, 222.
CLERK.
]. C. Butler, 232.
CONSTABLES.
s. M. Robson, 1870; Isaac Matthias,
90; William Baldwin, 81; Jacob
Lewis 53.
ASSESSOR.
William Parks, 11s; Charlie
Davis, 113.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
w. III. Ackers, 11s; ID. l.. Davis,
lis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

IL might almost have been foreseen
that Germany would not approve the
bold scS OF FERDINAND IN taking posses
sion Of his throne without consent OF the
powers. DESTROYS &c she must Do to see
Russia humiliatsd. she dare not countsn-
ance any undertaking for that purpose.
England and Austria would like, Of
course. 70 bs backed up in confronting
Russia, but ID is not certain that they
would sustain Germany were she con-
frontsd by Russia and France. German
fear OF hostile Franco Russian combi-
naficn is the weapon with which the
Gar beats OF German interference with
MS course toward Bulgaria
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
The NATIONAL eNcAMpmENT.

Arrangements Made for the Reception and
Entsrtalnmsnt OF Guests at 81 Louis.
Department Commander l.. g. Ruther-
ford. Department of Michigan G. A. r..
has issued circular No. 3 in reference TO the
National Encsmpmsnt at st. Louis. He
announces Michigan Headquarters at the
St. James Hotel, where q rate of $3.50 q day
has been secured The route as selected
will o. bv the C. & w. M. railroad from
Grand Rapids TO Chicago under charge Of
Col. ". A. Gsvett A rate Of one cent
mile has been granted bv the railroads.
making the round trip fare from Grand
Rapids about s96J. In the circular Com
msnder Rutherford says. In order to
reach 81. louis in time for the parade il
viii b. necessary TO leave Grand Rapids,
Detroit. Lansing. etc, on sunday afternoon,
sept. IS. Chicago about . O'Clock Nondav,
Sept. -, arriving st st. Louis on the after
noon Of the last named day. The railways
connecting with the Chicago ( West MiCh-
gan wiil, 40 doubt. arrange 20 connect with
it wherever there are passengers 10 warrant.
In al other cases. comrades whu 10 not
reside on lines running Sunday trains. viii
hnd 10 necessary % g0 as iar as Grand
Rapids on saturday.
Department Headquarters will be
established A. Sweets Hotel. Grand Rapids.
Saturday. sept. =. Il is very desirable that
a. many az can conveniently do 50. 20
together from Grand Rapids. So the trip
vii be maize a. enjoyable - possible by the
railway officials who will accompany Is
Persons going vii please send notice 10 the
Assistsnt Adusnt General thar arrange
menis may be maize for taeir scrommodz-
ton. also Il they wish hotel accommodations
secured Tickets will % good for thirty
days from sept % which viii give com
rsdss their families a. i friends ample tine
70 visit the old battle scenes Of the south
vest. and other places 0i interest"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
TwELve-COuNT EN-.
The several Cases in Police Court Yesse
day.

The Several Cases in Police Court Yester-
day.
Police Court Clerk Tozer bad his hands
full of complaints when he rushed into
Police Court yesterday morning. and nine
victims adorned the bull pen." Dan Hay
ner Charles o. Dcnnell and William Kel-
ley were drunk. and. good little boys. didn' {
deny IL. Dan and Charlie couldn't pay the
required amount of fine and went over 10
lsii for twelve days Kelley had stuff, -
and flashed il In front of the Clerks eyes.
who didn't get over IL all day. lie only
got 1875 from Willie however. James
Cassidy and Thomas Howell enjoyed a
friendly scrap" on Ellsworth-ave. Sunday
afternoon, and scrap" with the stone pile
with Gov" Welch Tor referee. for fifteen
days.
.. II. Waters is the son ofCornelius Wat
ers. Sunday evening the son was standing
on the corner when the father bid him re-
tire tO his nome and couch. The son OBJ
lected. loud words were used, and spolice-
mans attention was attracted. The result
was that father aud son found themselves
confronted by Judge Holmes this morn
ing. They both pleaded guilty to charge
Of dlsorderly conduct. The son went 10
Jail for twelve days aud the father was re-
leased on suspended sentence on payment
Of costs.
The case Of Madison Welsh for disorderly
conduct was concluded yesterday when
Matt" was found guilty OF the offense
charged. lie paid sl.65 costs and was re-
leased on suspended sentence.
Mrs. Aohser, the victim ola neighborhood
row. was tined six cents and costs, for dis
orderly conduct. She paid up.
The case OF John c. Bonnsll for violating
the oil ordinance was adjourned to August
30. VIM. Shinn. mschinist. paid $3.50 for
shaking dis assistant, who had used some
abusive language toward him. The case OF
Horton l.. Poe, for keeping his saloon open
on Sunday. was adjourned to August %.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23


A - EEl4 bogntsa. u gaeksoa. = Fisit-
~ ner esotoeF. H. a. boyutoa. q Tia
sasy.
The Sebooaer Minerva anlcased foFtv
cefas u bsll-s8s ss0as Tor is04z Aanllx
YESTERDAY
P0l.es Justice Iysn get back ffoa oEsBd
k4pias yesterday t1eFuiDk sod fouud he
eity loekap ~sL nllea sltA sad sags-
Charles Aeaneay sad izmily ieft tbs city
ean1sy ~ san tgs<, Cal, where Charles
III Hork foT his cd ssnpl0yer. =. e. Blscs.
The sehooasr Frsneis Miner. ffom High-
lad PARK. and the Charles smith. from
South Haven. unlo4aei gravel yesterday tor
Captain lee.
Wm. Jones. Sr., Of this city. died sun
day ul0Fnlng a tie age OF 06 ye2rs. lie
vas one Of Aaskss0as old residents. The
Iaoessi Niti lsks place on Wednesday, al
10 g. "a.
IAos. Van NalssnbUrg vss arrested Sat-
uFdsy for violating United States Liquor
Laws. aud vas giyen until yesterday 10
nnd bal 10 appear IN the lnlted States
Court Al Grand RAPIDS st the October
term.
hoe shop belonging 20 a Hoilsader by
The nzme Of Worm beand was found on
nge early sunday pnorning in a suspicious
msunor. ihis makes tne fourth nIle that
this oailding has caught ure ~ the last
three wears.
Herman Meyers, Charles Smith and
Michael Sullivan paid over 70 the Police
Justice ttoo apiece yesterday for being
drunk, and John Holland. having bat little
moaey, was allowed 10 go home 10 his
family Ia Grand Rapids.
John Fitzgerald and Martin De Baker
were arrested yesterday for keeping their
saloons open on Sunday. Fitzgerald
pleaded not guilty and Is 10 have his trial
today before Justice RYAN. Martin De
Baker settled and was told TO go and sin no
mere.
Some time Saturday night or early Sun
day morning Roses tailor shop was broken
into and about S25 worth OF clothing taken.
This ocearred on Western ave-, where there
Is q policeman ana night watchman who
are supposed 10 look after and protect
property.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Mslherbe. the gifted French author, de-
claIed that of all things that man possesses,
women alone take pleasure in being pos
sessed. This seems generally true of the
sveeter sex. Like the ivy plant, she longs
for an object to cling to and love--to look
10 for protection. This being her preroga-
tive. ought she not 10 be told that Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the physi-
cal salvation of her sex? 1t banishes those
distressing mslsdies that make her life Il
burden, curing oil painful irregularities,
uterine disorders. Inflammation and ulcera-
ton, prolapsus and kindred weaknesses.
As nervine. il cures nervous exhaustion,
prostration. debility, relieves mental anxiety
and bypochondria, and promotes refresh
ing sleep.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Many o. our resisrs have noticed for the
last resk or tso The ads in our want col
umns frem The Grand Union Commercial
Burasu. and have Begin 30 realize that =
frsi class employment bureau has located
IN tiranf Rapids. The ofIics here - 0o'v
one ~ about forty such Offices, 0rned and
operated ay Shepard Davis e Co. Who bavs
taeir hessiqusrtsrs ~ li3 Aeson-st. Msl-
Wsuxee. VS.. They have Offices IN marty
al 81 he principal cities Of ne country
snd a work il. .coui iaaction. one with the
other The 6rin hrst commenced - do
business IN Montreal. Csnads and IN New
l0rk m is7t. and have gradually exfenses
their business Until nov they are oYersf;ne
over fcrfv aifices. Their system - tbe bess
af any Yet inaagursted, 6xisg he prce -
fore hand FOR ts~ lass 81 efsf als1T 7tenf fhs~
md. snd Ensranseeirg 0ns- hsif the sppilca-
iioa fee in case ne yl4er SerEbt e. i not
hsnud by fhern within thsrfv 3aFx This
frm have The best - reesslu a,eafaiior<
From tse Aayor 81 Mil~aazes a8d prerai-
nent eftiBeus of ether ctses ~hsrs thev -
6o11 5ssiness. Ihev will fra a warf4
wescone and plersg % business - Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23


The coAno8 Colnesl kas dses1si -
vote e Il - 8 - Allow tEs SsEsst haii-
ssY CcmEs1y = eanstrecf tks loeg asd
1cs.y scntesls1 Lac eet JsasFsaz- sss. -
Ststs~st. aad tEroaxh that theroagAfsfs
cat IharFFy-st Aitboaxs tas gomassr
Zee ca OrdlnzEess has not yst essn II
sfruessa - rspert a. oEdlA2oc & =
pEsissbls lAss spss.iy aoto1 vi b. ts1sn
and thak TIE eedinancs w.N conVsl the
company - Esgrsds lhs ssrseas that =.
- Fsssads the sattsrs ~ith Soodsn
biceks. sad y place ~coisa blecks Be
tsssn tAs rails, ana nasks ali nscssssFy
repairs. Csrtzln Il = tnat such Il ros
ths inteatioa u E11st u Eks slsysn AZ
dermsa $40 voted for ths road
There must. IL siAng psrlanee. be no
nsonksylBg n tina mattsf- fhs Street
Railway Compsny cannot atofd Il. neiin-
sr can they allow their particular frle1ds.
Aids. hATvAaD and LAusTEaE, 10 at
temps 10 change ths conditions under
which ths line must be built AZ Swallowed
IN the majority report Of the committee.
The Aldermen who signsd that report.
especially Aida DAsIDsoS and PsSrLIsD.
did go purely because they believed the
public dsmaoded TIE line, and vhals
they we're nndsr the preseugs o. the se-
moastrsnees of thsir frlends. whose IN
teEesls we're identical with tnelr own.
Surely these gentlemen will never vote
away that valuabls franchise without
some restrictions a. 10 how the company
shall use Il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
Trs oRour.. Ar TLE NoRTH.

The ccrreepondents Of this Journal have
from time b time given accounts ~ the
rorth. buf tbe rssl condition ~ things
in she xraaf North Woods ssniculy % IN
dersfrod and appreciated by those Who
have expsfisncsd souiethinz ef It. Be
yond Reed City al The way 10 PetosSsy
the Earth seams 70 - psrck Al and burnsd
% a depth cf thrse or four FEET. In
some locslitiss scarcely drop u ram hss
fallen since the middle ~ June. and #
course the corn sud potato crcps are total
failures For two weeks pset the dread
ful forest dras haze been thrsateBin9 tha
sowrs and cites sionv tha q. T. &LE
r. sad IN some places. ~ at ksiksska
snd Bay View. he inhshitau's have bsau
obliged - 6eht desperately 70 k4ep the
fre rom the'r hou1esA A. Va write th;s
Noudsr evening there : premise - a
rainfall throughcuf ihis aistr-rt. and Il :
70 CO hoped thss it vii Be scpinus,
searching and Esxrsschinz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

yVAETE O-sITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN
W of good habits, in good printing Office Am
good composltor. have had experience editing
and am not afraid OF work. ADDRESS, Printer
care Telegram Herald. 2x
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
AMENDMENTS IN Pennsylvania.

AMENDMENTS ~ Pennsylvania.
Two amendments 10 the Psnnsylvsnis
Constitution. which we're adopted by the
last LeKislsturs. are beng advertised IN
TIE Ststs newspapers. sceor'iing 10 law.
One sn.sndment provides for The consti-
tutiousl snd statutory prohibition OF the
liquor traffic. and the othsr sbolfshes ths
pcll-tsx snd reduces from two months 10
enc the tins within which = citizen must
hve within precinct 10 sntitle him 70
vote IN the Keystone State amend
msDts ssn be proposed only once IN Eve
years. II adopted by Legislature they
nust b publicly advertised weekly in
each county f0r three months before TIE
next election. The amendments must
then be rssdoptsd without notification
hT the next Legislature. again sdvertised
snd then submitted - a popslsr vote.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
Situations B0nfed--N0ie.

WANTED - FIRST-CLAS5 BOOKKFEPER
W ana business correspondent with over ten
years experiences would ike 10 engage with "A
substantial business hrm IN Grand Rapids. Ad
dress u NJ, l22 honroest care j. Vanderbun.
25s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
Situations Wanted-Female.

WASTED--A MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT
w woman wantsR place 70 do bousework coiln-
~ preferred: good references furnished. Address
Florence Box 10 this Office 2at
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

For Milwankee-Propello c. Hiekox.
25O.0 900 lumber, J. NJ. Allmendinger, 300 600
lumber. For Chicago-Swaliow, 10000
lumber. Annie Laura. 10000 lumber;
Emma Thompson, 275,000 lumber; John
Otis, $50 coo lumber.
For Chicago-Sc Rouse Simmons,
225 0O0 lumber; Harriet Ross, $50; Kate
Lyons. 260,c00; Topsy, 1876, 900. For Wauke-
gan-Waliin, $1,000
Total lumber, 2,5i5 600 feet
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Ths latest estimate q the wheat crop
OF Dakots is 600o00OO bushsls. which g
some millions ahead OF the crop oi 1886.
and The largest IN the history Of the ter
gitory. It may bs motel A. coincidence
that Il amounts 10 about one bushsl for
every man. woman and child in the
United States.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

II "a Just a. val that the Democrats
should be warned and the Republicans
chsersd BY reading 70 them ths results
Of observations IN ths South. The solid
South~ - disinSsgrst:ng. and with this
disintsGrstiou the bloody-shirt argument
snd other harmful asperities will dissp-
pear lron pohtics.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

At the recent election In Kentucky the
total vote OF ths State wss -, 076 against
275.995 IN 1894. showing sn increase OF
s,COO ovsr the Presidential election. The
claim Of CT year. Indifferent and hight
vote. cannot. therefore. account for the
great falling OF in the Democratic ma
inritu
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Queen vicFoAiA aud her family cos,
GFsst Britsin s2n. .000.o00 year. Twenty
miihons woald ~ good Ways toward
hslpinz out ths starving poor OF Lon
don. Royalty comes high. and - not
worth .hs nonsy it costs.